David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 64 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 64 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 64 days - Ask Boyle
Monday 15th July 2024
David Boyle shares his humorous take on the Euro final, Wimbledon, and compares crane driving to waterproofing. A mix of sports banter and career reflections.
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23 minutes
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Sobriety in Everyday Life
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Episode Overview
- Boyle critiques England's performance in the Euro final.
- Observations on the increasing athleticism in soccer.
- Praise for Carlos Alcaraz's Wimbledon victory.
- Comparison between crane driving and waterproofing jobs.
- Candid reflections on the physical demands of trades.
Condolences to England. Not to all of England, just the English people who are on my Patreon. Condolences. The rest of you can suck my knots
In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle tackles a mix of sports commentary and personal reflections. Boyle kicks off with his thoughts on the recent Euro final, sharing his disappointment over England's loss to Spain. He humorously critiques the game, noting the athleticism trend in soccer and comparing it to the NBA. His observations on how different countries' teams are evolving athletically will make you chuckle and think at the same time.
Boyle then shifts gears to discuss the Wimbledon final, praising Carlos Alcaraz's performance and predicting his future dominance in tennis. His enthusiasm for sports is palpable, even if he admits he doesn't fully understand them. The episode takes a personal turn when Boyle answers a listener's question about his career choices between crane driving and waterproofing. He weighs the pros and cons of each job, offering a candid look into the physical demands and societal perceptions of these trades.
His honesty about the struggles and benefits of both professions is refreshing and relatable. Boyle's light-hearted yet raw approach makes this episode engaging, whether you're a sports fan or just someone looking for a good laugh. With his unique blend of humour and insight, Boyle provides a captivating narrative that keeps you hooked from start to finish. So, if you're in need of some comic relief mixed with genuine reflections, this episode is definitely worth a listen.